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American music legend Carole King released a snippet of her 1971 hit "So Far Away", slightly tweaked for social distancing, in a Facebook post yesterday, March 31. -
Supergirl Star Melissa Benoist Debuts On Broadway As Carole King On ‘Beautiful'
Melissa Benoist showed depth as an actress and singer when she debuted as Carol King in a lauded musical on Broadway. The 29-year-old will be performing in a limited run until August. -
Carole King’s 1924 Steinway Piano Headed To ‘Exceptional Sale At Christie’s’ NY Auction
Carole King's iconic 1924 Steinway Piano will be sold at an auction in New York on April 20. The 76-year-old singer started her career in the 1960s and released 25 studio albums. -
Carole King ‘Beautiful’ Musical Becoming Sony Movie, Will Be Produced by Tom Hanks
Sony is turning Broadway hit Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, a musical which follows the life and career of Carole King, into a movie. Tom Hanks has just signed off to produce the film along with the producer of the Broadway musical, Douglas McGrath, and Mamma Mia! film producer Paul Blake. -
Joni Mitchell Explains Why She Doesn't Want Taylor Swift to Play Her in a Biopic
Bad things sometimes happen to Taylor Swift. Back in November, Joni Mitchell explained that she did not want the young pop star portraying her in a biopic that was also slated to include the stories of Carole King and Carly Simon. Swift had reportedly been signed on to the film, based on the book Girls Like Us, since 2012, but Mitchell didn't see it working with the "Shake It Off" singer. In a recent interview with New York Magazine, the folk legend explained why. -
Joni Mitchell Halts Biopic About Her Career Starring Taylor Swift
If you were looking forward to that Joni Mitchell/Carole King/Carly Simon biopic "Girls Like Us," then today, Nov. 25, you are out of luck. In an interview with "The Sunday Times," via "NME," Joni Mitchell revealed that she has pulled the plug on the project, citing the casting of Taylor Swift as one of the primary reasons."I squelched that!" Mitchell admitted. "I said to the producer, 'All you've got is a girl with high cheekbones.' It's just a lot of gossip, you don't have the great scenes.""There's a lot of nonsense about me in books," Mitchell went on to say, "assumptions, assumptions, assumptions."The now-halted film was based on the book "Girls Like Us" by Sheila Weller, which followed the rise of Mitchell and her singer-songwriter contemporaries Carly Simon and Carole King during the 1970s. Swift was cast as Mitchell back in 2012, with "Mad Men's" Jessica Pare cast as Simon and "The Newsroom's" Alison Pill cast as King. -
The Ten Longest Streaks in The Billboard 200: Johnny Mathis, Metallica, Pink Floyd and More
Last week's sales marked the first time in 40 weeks that the Frozen soundtrack failed to make the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. Sure, the compilation still placed at no. 13 but it will be tough (and a long time) before we see it crack the Top 10 for albums spending the most weeks within the Billboard 200. Look below to see the top 10 and how far any album has to go before getting on the list. -
Gerry Goffin, Legendary Songwriter And Ex-Husband Of Carole King, Dead at 75
Hit songwriter Gerry Goffin died Thursday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 75. Hit songwriter Gerry Goffin died Thursday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 75. -
Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Taylor Swift and more added as Grammy performers
Rock legends Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will perform at the 56th annual Grammy Awards, Billboard reports. The two former Beatles will be this year's recipients of the Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award. During their time as a band, the Beatles were awarded nine Grammys, starting with a nod for Best New Artist in 1964. -
12 Days of Christmas: 11 Best Versions of 'Sleigh Ride'
For day two, we'll continue the countdown to the happiest day of the year with the classical wintery piece "Sleigh Ride." Originally composed by Leroy Anderson in 1946 recorded as an orchestral piece, complete with horse clop sound effects and that wonderous "clap!", the song first got a classical recording in 1950. The year before, 1949, the song was given the vocal treatment the followingyear by The Andrews Sister. Though not technically a Christmas song, it's hard not to associate this snowy track with the holiday season.
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